George Smoot – Why does Dark Matter Really Matter?

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It turns out that the universe is disturbingly close to being unstable and going poof.

It’s possible that the universe is “almost unstable” and if you wait long enough, the entire universe will just self-destruct.

Or maybe not?

But I think it’s important to find out, and one important thing is that people have just come to the realization that this is an issue over the last four or five years, and we’d never get to the point if we’d ask the question without research in dark matter.

Key Takeaways:

If dark matter outside of the singularity helped the singularity to expand, where did the dark matter come from and how did it get to be where it was to then interact with the singularity to help the singularity to expand?
I know, but with so many unbelievers, I think we need some physical “appearance” on Earth again… 2000 years it’s a long time.

“Dark matter, though it cannot be seen, may account for roughly one quarter of all the mass-energy of the universe.”

~Comments always welcome…

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